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MACHEN, EDDIE-BERT WHITEHURST WIRE PHOTO (1962-6TH ROUND) Dagge-Eckhard large boxing trunks with a
MACHEN, EDDIE-BERT WHITEHURST WIRE PHOTO (1962-6TH ROUND) Dagge-Eckhard large boxing trunks with a
MACHEN, EDDIE-BERT WHITEHURST WIRE PHOTO (1962-6TH ROUND) Dagge-Eckhard large boxing trunks with a
MACHEN, EDDIE-BERT WHITEHURST WIRE PHOTO (1962-6TH ROUND) Dagge-Eckhard large boxing trunks with a
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MACHEN, EDDIE-BERT WHITEHURST WIRE PHOTO (1962-6TH ROUND) Dagge-Eckhard large boxing trunks with a

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MACHEN, EDDIE BERT WHITEHURST WIRE PHOTO (1962 6TH ROUND) Dagge Eckhard large boxing trunks with a large boxing trunks with a black waistband from a screenplay by Buck Henry Offered here is an original wire photo depicting Machen landing a big right hand in the 6th and final round Tiny crease in lower right corner

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